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- New Jersey Motorsports Park
- Fuzzy_Belvedere
- Fuzzy Belvedere
Hey everyone,
I mainly run custom races and find that AI in certain cars (made before 2000) will have difficulty with some track configurations (ex: Watkins Glen full course).
Only the Ford Sierra RS500 attempts to run the short course and seem to have problems navigating turns at other tracks. I used to be able to adjust the tune on the cars from my garage to resolve similar issues with wider wheels and tires, downforce, brake bias, etc. Unfortunately, nothing I've tried as of recent seems to work
Other AI issues are manageable such as no double file rolling start, corner brake checks and ridiculous slowing as you get close to them, but wrecking as if they intentionally ignore the race lines of the course seems odd.
Short of removing them from the starting grid, anyone figure out a way to train the AI or at least get them to stay on track?
I mainly run custom races and find that AI in certain cars (made before 2000) will have difficulty with some track configurations (ex: Watkins Glen full course).
Only the Ford Sierra RS500 attempts to run the short course and seem to have problems navigating turns at other tracks. I used to be able to adjust the tune on the cars from my garage to resolve similar issues with wider wheels and tires, downforce, brake bias, etc. Unfortunately, nothing I've tried as of recent seems to work
Other AI issues are manageable such as no double file rolling start, corner brake checks and ridiculous slowing as you get close to them, but wrecking as if they intentionally ignore the race lines of the course seems odd.
Short of removing them from the starting grid, anyone figure out a way to train the AI or at least get them to stay on track?
